The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-23
ANYBODY BUT AMERICANS.
Bitter Publication Against Yankees
hv q Mexican Paloar

BlJC6r PuDuCaLlOn Against Z ankCSS'
by O Mexican Paper.
A dispatch from the City of Mexico to
the Missouri Republican says the recent
action of the government in granting i'm
portant concessions for colonization, public
improvements, etc, to Americans and
American companies, is the pretext for an
assault on the administration by the organs
of the church party. The NGcionot,
prominent opposition journal, will, in
leading article tomorrow, take strong
stand against the Diaz administration for
granting concessions to Americans.
Each of these concessions" says the
NdciOndJ, lis one link more which
ties us to that pacific American conquest
as it is termed by American jour
nalsts within and without the country,
With this pacific conquest there will be no
war, there will be no armies of Americans
invading Mexico and no battles will be
fought We shall not see ourselves Subju-
gated by our national enemies by force of
arms, but, on the other hand, the business
men and financers who come from the
United States, and to whom our govern
ment officials give concessions, will create
American interests, will make themselves
the owners of great manufacturing, mining,
railway and agricultural enterprises; will
acquire extensive territorial properties: will
in the country, and the day will arrive,
if things go on as they are now
going, when they will control the
elections, will become deputies and
ministers, and will decide who shall be Pres
ident of the republic. The Catholic religion
will then give place to Professionalism, TO Jul
daism, to Mor,nonism, and thousand diff
ferent sects which exist in the United States,
and the English language will replace the
Spanish In that day we shall no longer
be Mexicans-we shall be slaves in our own
land, and will occupy the wretched place
which descendants of Mexicans now occupy
in California, Texas and New Mexico, who
have not assimilated with the Yankee race
If foreigners are needed, let Europeans. be
welcomed; let Spaniards, Frenchmen, Eng
lish and Germans come, but not Americans.
The writer goes on to say that Europeans
will aid the Mexicans to resist American in
fluence and overcome the Yankees. "To
admit Yankees continues the article, sis
to seat at our table our mortal enemies.
Already Americans control the contracts Of
the National and Sonora railroads, many of
the systems are in their possession and soon
there will be banks of discount and all our
wealth will pass into their hands be-
cause our government obeys the fatal
error which inclines it to them.
The future means Yankee absorption,
the disappearance of the Mexican
race in history, and an increase in the num-
Der of stars in the hated American flag. If
we Mexicans wish to prevent this terrible
fate, it is necessary that public opinion
should not only declare itself resolutely
anti-American, as it is already, but show
itself so in all its acts"
The tone of the clerical press continues
strongly anti-American and bitter in its OPP
position to the policy OF the Diaz admins
traitor, which favors protection and en-
enlargement of American capital and en-
terpriSe